FACTUAL ACTIVITY RECORD · An activity record based on work that took place
Protecting the public task hierarchy with regression tests
Fixing the boundary that shows only descendants of allowed roots and excludes unrelated or orphaned conversations
Purpose
Even with ingestion scoped earlier, the public view needed a second boundary that shows only administrator-approved roots and their valid descendants.
The public-selection and hierarchy interpretation needed automated protection so they would remain unchanged after the project relocation.
Implementation
Regression tests were added around the existing rule that publishes only roots selected in the administration screen, verifying that subagents and grandchildren called from an allowed root appear through their parent relationships.
- Include an allowed root and its child and grandchild hierarchy.
- Exclude roots that were not allowed and everything beneath them.
- Do not display orphans that cannot be linked to a parent.
- Leave the administration selection, authentication method, and database schema unchanged.
The usage and operations documentation was also aligned with the current project location so the testing assumptions stayed accurate.
The implementation includes children and grandchildren of the allowed root without mixing other roots or orphan threads into the query. Strings are non-production fixtures.
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What was confirmed
Verification results
The case that displays children and grandchildren beneath an allowed root passed.
Cases excluding unallowed roots, unallowed subagents, and orphans passed.
All 59 tests, linting, type checks, and diff consistency passed.
The hierarchy regression protection was applied to the target. Continuous validation with the full public dataset was not performed by the cutoff.
Basis for completion
The work was complete when regression cases covered the allowed root hierarchy and excluded unrelated and orphaned conversations, with all 59 tests and static checks passing.